gyst-ern

gyst-ern, n.n: a guest-chamber, inn; (place of) shelter. (YUST-ERN / ˈjɝst-ˌɛɹn)

scræf

scræf, n.n: a cave, cavern, hollow place in the earth; a miserable dwelling, a den. (SHRAFF / ˈʃræf)

rand, m.n: brink, edge, margin, shore; a shield or shield boss. (ROND / ˈɹand)

cwabba, n: a bog or marsh. (KWAH-ba / ˈkwa-ba)

blāc-ern, n.n: a light place, a lamp, candlestick, lantern, light, candle. (BLAH-kern / ˈblaː-kɛɹn)

cenning-stōw, f.n: birthplace. (CHEN-ning-STOH / ˈtʃɛn-nɪŋ-ˌstoː)

grēting-hūs, n.n: an audience-chamber. (GRAY-ting-HOOS / ˈgɹeː-tɪŋ-ˌhuːs)

æl-fylc, n.n: a foreign land; foreigners, a foreign army, an enemy. (AEL-FULK / ˈæl-ˌfɝlk)

rodor, m.n: the firmament, the heaven of the fixed stars; the heavens, sky, upper regions. (ROD-or / ˈɹɔ-dɔɹ)

botl-wēla, m.n: ‘house-wealth’, a collection of houses, a village. (BOT-ul-WAY-la / ˈbɔ-təl-ˌweː-la)